anaheim-gazette 1888-07-05

EVENTS OF THE WEEK. A Quiet Fourth for Those Who Stayed at Home. Outward Freight on the Southern Pacific. Suspicion Attaches to a Celestial's Death. Mailroad Humory Yesterday was a quiet day for the Glorious Fourth. Nearly everybody was away. Some went to Los Angeles to witness the pollination and others strayed off to different places to pass the national holiday. Company G left on the morning train for Los Angeles to take part in the regimental parade. It was the first turnout of our soldier boys' away from home. They were a jolly set as they marched away, intent on being the best-drilled company in the line. Those of our people who stayed at home were in town solely for business reasons. All business places were closed and the day passed in silence. Some small boys exploded the time honored firecracker and bomb. Flags were displayed as usual and buttered lazily in the soft breeze. They seemed to take upon themselves the air of somnolence observable everywhere. When the train from Los Angeles arrived in the evening, bringing back many visitors and our creek military company, an air of activity was again discernible. Every one reported an excellent day a pastime, and hoped in future to have the day celebrated at home. ANAHEIM EXPORTS. Tabulated Statement of Outgoing Freight. The following table shows the shipments from the Southern Pacific depot at Anaheim for the next five months of the current year. The figures are taken from the books of Agent Darling. for Sang's death, failing to pay, which Sin Si Wu was to be taken prisoner and his Chinese store closed by the highbinders. Sin was badly scared at the announcement and immediately set about making ready to give the invaders a warm reception. Late on Tuesday evening, the highbinders not putting in an appearance, Sin's establishment was closed, and everybody slept with their eyes open, ready to meet and receive anybody who should try to capture Sin Si Wu. AN IMPORTANT QUESTION. Development of the Lands in the Anaheim Water District. EDITOR GAETTE—Your writer thinks it opportune to lay the following facts, as they appear to him, before the residents of this district: We are expecting next fall a heavy immigration and large increase of population. Nine-tenths of the people here own twenty or forty acres tracts are willing to dispose of one-hall, believing that by close attention to a small tract, say five to ten acres, they can realize more than from twenty or forty acres, which requires too much labor, and cannot be attended as carefully as should be. What will be the consequence in regard to irrigation? A man owning five acres will irrigate and most likely use more water than the one who owns twenty or forty acres. The Miles and the Collier tracts will be subdivided into acre tracts. Some 1,600 acres of the former Kraemer tract are now being subdivided into five and ten acre tracts. This lays outside the irrigation district. A former owner has asked that the land be included in the irrigation district. In view of the question of the formation of a district under the Wright bill action was deferred. It is about a month since the Supreme Court rendered its decision on the validity of the Wright bill and your writer believes that by this decision a former decision on the riparian rights is affected and annulled; but your writer being no lawyer can give it only as his opinion that the two decisions contradict themselves. This increase in population and small holdings is all right for winter irrigation; but what in summer; now is the time for action and preparation; not wait until next winter or spring. Intelligent purchasers will look and inquire into these things. The interest of every resident is involved in the water question, be he merchant or landowner. It is an admitted fact that our water supply in the river in summer has diminished from year to year, principally caused by the development of the country above us; they withdrawing more and more water from the river. The water supply in this section has been held by the Anaheim Union Water Company. Will not now the question arise, what will the water company do to supply an increased demand? and what can it do? Everybody says and knows that for Sang's death, failing to pay, which Sin Si Wu was to be taken prisoner and his Chinese store closed by the highbinders. Sin was badly scared at the announcement and immediately set about making ready to give the invaders a warm reception. Late on Tuesday evening, the highbinders not putting in an appearance, Sin's establishment was closed, and everybody slept with their eyes open, ready to meet and receive anybody who should try to capture Sin Si Wu. NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. Happenings of the Park Week. REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAZETTE. FULLERTON PRACTICES. Disappointed Exerciseslete Applies A Drop Other News From our Regular Correspondent. EDITOR GAETTE—It is in order for Batterfield to rise and explain the causes being no excursion train as advertised to leave this place last Sunday more. The would be passengers waited until waking up in minification with Orange by reason of telephone, a message could have been early in the morning notifying people of excursion's withdrawal or other cause of non-appearance. Nearly all the present apricot crop was dried, as by the non-arrival of the diet stamping out the heads for the canns therey been unable to start up to daily writing. The rooils are getting somewhat drowning to the heavy hauling from your teams loaded with brick and lumber almost continually on the road. One being alone here takes 350,000 bricks. The construction of the area bridge has begun under Mr. Porter's auspidence. This bridge has been grown needlessly. A large amount of travel from Winter, Pomona, Pasadena and Spadina passing this route. There is some prospect of our town taking a public reading room. Such a school is on foot. I wish it every success. Its most praiseworthy and commentable praise and should receive every support of that our citizens. There is no way for young or old men formatter of that, that read and study, the erection of buildings there is of unease always more or less of a floating populace who have no place to spend there even and time passes without any effort on it that terber be pushed. Our town should organize some club like the "Land A Hand." Let everyone take a pride in their own town. Let have an arbor day. Help plant trees in streets of our town and see that they taken care of afterward. A large number of orange trees have planted this season by our ranchers, should say properly fruit grow Not in large lots, two and three acres rule, with the exception of the 2,000 tree Messura Littlefield and Goddithwaite's re-estat of here. Probably the majority ANAHEIM AND POMONA ROAD TO BE ABSORBED BY THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC Anaheim is on the one of a revolution in railroad matters, or no faith can be placed in "signs." It may be set down as a fact that the Anaheim, Olinda and Pacific company, or the latter company will build from Anaheim through the rich Placentia district. The field is a most tempting one, and there is every reason to believe that the Southern Pacific so regard it and are about to act on that belief. Judge Fagan, of the Santa Fe, was in town on Tuesday calling for a right of way for a road from Richfield to Fullerton, but it was refused with great unanimity. It seems that the company decline to give any decent facilities near the thickly settled Placentia district, and therefore the proposed road would be a detriment rather than a benefit. It is somewhat strange that the company cannot grasp the situation sufficiently to see that it is decidedly to their interest to give the Placentia people the accommodations they ask for. This abuses need, however, little importance, as it is probable that the Southern Pacific will take a more sensible and business-like view of the situation and take the patronage and frought which the Santa Fe seems to care little about. The voluminous statistics of the productions of Placentia district, which was compiled at the request of the Southern Pacific. RAILROAD REMORS ANAHEIM AND POMONA ROAD TO BE ABSORBED BY THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC Anaheim is on the one of a revolution in railroad matters, or no faith can be placed in "signs." It may be set down as a fact that the Anaheim, Olinda and Pacific company, or the latter company will build from Anaheim through the rich Placentia district. The field is a most tempting one, and there is every reason to believe that the Southern Pacific so regard it and are about to act on that belief. Judge Fagan, of the Santa Fe, was in town on Tuesday calling for a right of way for a road from Richfield to Fullerton, but it was refused with great unanimity. It seems that the company decline to give any decent facilities near the thickly settled Placentia district, and therefore the proposed road would be a detriment rather than a benefit. It is somewhat strange that the company cannot grasp the situation sufficiently to see that it is decidedly to their interest to give the Placentia people the accommodations they ask for. This abuses need, however, little importance, as it is probable that the Southern Pacific will take a more sensible and business-like view of the situation and take the patronage and frought which the Santa Fe seems to care little about. The voluminous statistics of the productions of Placentia district, which was compiled at the request of the Southern Pacific. RAILROAD REMORS ANAHEIM AND POMONA ROAD TO BE ABSORBED BY THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC Anaheim is on the one of a revolution in railroad matters, or no faith can be placed in "signs." It may be set down as a fact that the Anaheim, Olinda and Pacific company, or the latter company will build from Anaheim through the rich Placentia district. The field is a most tempting one, and there is every reason to believe that the Southern Pacific so regard it and are about to act on that belief. Judge Fagan, of the Santa Fe, was in town on Tuesday calling for a right of way for a road from Richfield to Fullerton, but it was refused with great unanimity. It seems that the company decline to give any decent facilities near the thickly settled Placentia district, and therefore the proposed road would be a detriment rather than a benefit. It is somewhat strange that the company cannot grasp the situation sufficiently to see that it is decidedly to their interest to give the Placentia people the accommodations they ask for. This abuses need, however, little importance, as it is probable that the Southern Pacific will take a more sensible and business-like view of the situation and take the patronage and frought which the Santa Fe seems to care little about. The voluminous statistics of the productions of Placentia district, which was compiled at the request of the Southern Pacific. RAILROAD REMORS ANAHEIM AND POMONA ROAD TO BE ABSORBED BY THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC Anaheim is on the one of a revolution in railroad matters, or no faith can be placed in "signs." It may be set down as a fact that the Anaheim, Olinda and Pacific company, or the latter company will build from Anaheim through the rich Placentia district. The field is a most tempting one, and there is every reason to believe that the Southern Pacific so regard it and are about to act on that belief. Judge Fagan, of the Santa Fe, was in town on Tuesday calling for a right of way for a road from Richfield to Fullerton, but it was refused with great unanimity. It seems that the company decline to give any decent facilities near the thickly settled Placentia district, and therefore the proposed road would be a detriment rather than a benefit. It is somewhat strange that the company cannot grasp the situation sufficiently to see that it is decidedly to their interest to give the Placentia people the accommodations they ask for. This abuses need, however, little importance, as it is probable that the Southern Pacific will take a more sensible and business-like view of the situation and take the patronage and frought which the Santa Fe seems to care little about. The voluminous statistics of the productions of Placentia district, which was compiled at the request of the Southern Pacific. RAILROAD REMORS ANAHEIM AND POMONA ROAD TO BE ABSORBED BY THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC Anaheim is on the one of a revolution in railroad matters, or no faith can be placed in "signs." It may be set down as a fact that the Anaheim, Olinda and Pacific company, or the latter company will build from Anaheim through the rich Placentia district. The field is a most tempting one, and there is every reason to believe that the Southern Pacific so regard it and are about to act on that belief. Judge Fagan, of the Santa Fe, was in town on Tuesday calling for a right of way for a road from Richfield to Fullerton, but it was refused with great unanimity. It seems that the company decline to give any decent facilities near the thickly settled Placentia district, and therefore the proposed road would be a detriment rather than a benefit. It is somewhat strange that the company cannot grasp the situation sufficiently to see that it is decidedly to their interest to give the Placentia people the accommodations they ask for. This abuses need, however, little importance, as it is probable that the Southern Pacific will take a more sensible and business-like view of the situation and take the patronage and frought which the Santa Fe seems to care little about. The voluminous statistics of the productions of Placentia district, which was compiled at the request of the Southern Pacific. RAILROAD REMORS ANAHEIM AND POMONA ROAD TO BE ABSORBED BY THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC Anaheim is on the one of a revolution in railroad matters, or no faith can be placed in "signs." It may be set down as a fact that the Anaheim, Olinda and Pacific company, or the latter company will build from Anaheim through the rich Placentia district. The field is a most tempting one, and there is every reason to believe that the Southern Pacific so regard it and are about to act on that belief. Judge Fagan, of the Santa Fe, was in town on Tuesday calling for a right of way for a road from Richfield to Fullerton, but it was refused with great unanimity. It seems that the company decline to give any decent facilities near the thickly settled Placentia district, and therefore the proposed road would be a detriment rather than a benefit. It is somewhat strange that the company cannot grasp the situation sufficiently to see that it is decidedly to their interest to give the Placentia people the accommodations they ask for. This abuses need, however, little importance, as it is probable that the Southern Pacific will take a more sensible and business-like view of the situation and take the patronage and frought which the Santa Fe seems to care little about. The voluminous statistics of the productions of Placentia district, which was compiled at the request of the Southern Pacific. RAILROAD REMERS ANAHEIM AND POMONA ROAD TO BE ABSORBED BY THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC Anaheim is on the one of a revolution in railroad matters, or no faith can be placed in "signs." It may be set down as a fact that the Anaheim, Olinda and Pacific company, or the latter company will build from Anaheim through the rich Placentia district. 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But also late how nicely was that gotten up to suit a good and faithful janzero.A director moves to change a rule for years established and other directors without looking into-the matter or reason of such an unusual motion, approve and pass it,但 by action of these interested stockholders and irrigators it was nipped. It would be interesting to know why our Superintendent requires such authority.Wyler would also like to know how said Superintendent spends his time and where，as he has never seen him on any of these ditches in central or western part ofthe district.A monthly or weekly report from him to public ofthe water carried in upper ditches would not be amiss or unreasonable.I has lately happened that large and unreasonable expenses were caused tothe water公司 by closing or removingit's very large sum；by some estimated $200,000.The directors did not think thatthe stockholders were fit parties to such changes towardthe so-called stockholders and irrigatorsit was nipped. It would be interesting to know why our Superintendent requires such authority.Wyler would also like to know how said Superintendent spends his time and where，as he has never seen him on any of these ditches in central or western part ofthe district.A monthly or weekly report from him to public ofthe water carried in upper ditches would not be amiss or unreasonable.I has lately happened that large and unreasonable expenses were caused tothe water公司 by closing or removingit's very large sum；by some estimated $200,000.The directors did not think thatthe stockholders are fit parties to such changes towardthe so-called stockholders and irrigatorsit was niped. It would be interesting to know why our Superintendent requires such authority.Wyler would also like to know how said Superintendent spends his time and where，as he has never seen him on any of these ditches in central or western part ofthe district.A monthly or weekly report from him to public ofthe water carried in upper ditches would not be amiss or unreasonable.I has lately happened that large and unreasonable expenses were caused tothe water公司 by closing or removingit's very large sum；by some estimated $200,000.The directors did not think thatthe stockholders are fit parties to such changes towardthe so-called stockholders and irrigatorsit was niped. It would be interesting to know why our Superintendent requires such authority.Wyler would also like to know how said Superintendent spends his time and where，as he has never seen him on any of these ditches in central or western part ofthe district.A monthly or weekly report from him to public ofthe water carried in upper ditches would not be amiss or unreasonable.I has lately happened that large and unreasonable expenses were caused tothe water公司 by closing or removingit's very large sum；by some estimated $200,000.The directors did not think thatthe stockholders are fit parties to such changes towardthe so-called stockholders and irrigatorsit was niped. It would be interesting to know why our Superintendent requires such authority.Wyler would also like to know how said Superintendent spends his time and where，as he has never seen him on any of these ditches in central or western part ofthe district.A monthly or weekly report from him to public ofthe water carried in upper ditches would not be amiss or unreasonable.I has lately happened that large and unreasonable expenses were caused tothe water公司 by closing or removingit's very large sum；by some estimated $200,000.The directors did not think thatthe stockholders are fit parties to such changes towardthe so-called stockholders和irrigatorsit was niped. It would be interesting to know why our Superintendent requires such authority.Wyler would also like to know how said Superintendent spends his time and where，as he has never seen him on any of these ditches in central or western part ofthe district.A monthly or weekly report from him to public ofthe water carried in upper ditches would not be amiss or unreasonable.I has lately happened that large and unreasonable expenses were caused tothe water公司 by closing or removingit's very large sum；by some estimated $200,000.The directors did not think thatthe stockholders are fit parties to such changes towardthe so-called stockholders和irrigatorsit was niped. It would be interesting to know why our Superintendent requires such authority.Wyler would also like to know how said Superintendent spends his time and where，as he has never seen him on any of these ditches in central or western part ofthe district.A monthly or weekly report from him to public ofthe water carried in upper ditches would not be amiss or unreasonable.I has lately happened that large and unreasonable expenses were caused tothe water公司 by closing or removingit's very large sum；by some estimated $200,000.The directors did not think thatthe stockholders are fit parties to such changes towardthe so-called stockholders和irrigatorsit was niped. It would be interesting to know why our Superintendent requires such authority.Wyler would also like to know how said Superintendent spends his time and where，as he has never seen him on any of these ditches in central or western part ofthe district.A monthly or weekly report from him to public ofthe water carried in upper ditches would not be amiss or unreasonable.I has lately happened that large and unreasonable expenses were caused tothe water公司 by closing or removingit's very large sum；by some estimated $200,000.The directors did not think thatthe stockholders are fit parties to such changes towardthe so-called stockholders和irrigatorsit was niped. It would be interesting to know why our Superintendent requires such authority.Wyler would also like to know how said Superintendent spends his time and where，as he has never seen him on any of these ditches in central or western part ofthe district.A monthly or weekly report from him to public ofthe water carried in upper ditches would not be amiss or unreasonable.I has lately happened that large and unreasonable expenses were caused tothe water公司 by closing or removingit's very large sum；by some estimated $200,000.The directors did not think thatthe stockholders are fit parties to such changes towardthe so-called stockholders和irrigatorsit was niped. It would be interesting to know why our Superintendent requires such authority.Wyler would also like to know how said Superintendent spends his time and where，as he has never seen him on any of these ditches in central or western part ofthe district.A monthly or weekly report from him to public ofthe water carried in upper ditches would not be amiss或unreasonable.I has lately happened that large and unreasonable expenses were caused到the water公司 by closing或removingit's very large sum；by some estimated $200,000.The directors did not think thatthe stockholders are fit parties to such changes towardthe so-called stockholders和irrigatorsit was niped. It would be interesting to know why our Superintendent requires such authority.Wyler would also like to know how said Superintendent spends his time and where，as he has never seen him on any of these ditches in central or western part ofthe district.A monthly or weekly report from him to public ofthe water carried in upper ditches would not be amiss或unreasonable.I has lately happened that large and unreasonable expenses were caused到the water公司 by closing或removingit's very large sum；by some estimated $200,000.The directors did not think thatthe stockholders are fit parties to such changes towardthe so-called stockholders和irrigatorsit was niped. It would be interesting to know why our Superintendent requires such authority.Wyler would also like to know how said Superintendent spends his time and where，as he has never seen him on any of these ditches in central or western part ofthe district.A monthly or weekly report from him to public ofthe water carried in upper ditches would not be amiss或unreasonable.I has lately happened that large and unreasonable expenses were caused到the water公司 by closing或removingit's very large sum；by some estimated $200,000.The directors did not think thatthe stockholders are fit parties to such changes towardthe so-called stockholders和irrigatorsit was niped. It would be interesting to know why our Superintendent requires such authority.Wyler would also like to know how said Superintendent spends his time and where，as he has never seen him on any of these ditches in central or western part ofthe district.A monthly or weekly report from him to public ofthe water carried in upper ditches would not be amiss或unreasonable.I has lately happened that large and unreasonable expenses were caused到the water公司 by closing或removingit's very large sum；by some estimated $200,000.The directors did not think thatthe stockholders are fit parties to such changes towardthe so-called stockholders和irrigatorsit was niped. It would be interesting to know why our Superintendent requires such authority.Wyler would also like to know how said Superintendent spends his time and where，as he has never seen him on any of these ditches in central or western part ofthe district.A monthly or weekly report from him to public ofthe water carried in upper ditches would not be amiss或unreasonable.I has lately happened that large and unreasonable expenses were caused到the water公司 by closing或removingit's very large sum；by some estimated $200,000.The directors did not think thatthe stockholders are fit parties to such changes towardthe so-called stockholders和irigatorsit was niped. It would be interesting to know why our Superintendent requires such authority.Wyler would also like to know how said Superintendent spends his time and where，as he has never seen him on any of these ditches in central or western part ofthe district.A monthly or weekly report from him to public ofthe water carried in upper ditches would not be amiss或unreasonable.I has lately happened that large and unreasonable expenses were caused到the water公司 by closing或removing Placentia district, and therefore the proposed road would be a detriment rather than a benefit. It is somewhat strange that the company cannot grasp the situation sufficiently to see that it is decidedly to their interest to give the Placentia people the accommodations they ask for. This abstuse, however, is little importance, as it is probable that the Southern Pacific will take a more sensible and business-like view of the situation and take the patronage and frought which the Santa Fe seems to care little about. The voluminous statistics of the productions of Placentia district, which was compiled at the request of the Southern Pacific company, and which has been forwarded to headquarters, show that the shipments from the Placentia depot would be greater than at any other depot on the Santa Fe line between Los Angeles and San Diego, with the possible exception of Orange and Santa Ana. Thus, at least, is the assertion of those who have seen the statistics mentioned and have given the matter some study. But whatever way the railroad cat jumps, Anaheim will be benefited. It is slowly assuming the position of a railroad center, and there are few towns in the county which have a better prospect ahead than this city. CHINESE CLUB AND SOCIETY GOSSIP A name of Poker, a Dend thimman and the Highbindero. Chung Foo Sang and Ah Sau played Chinese poker on Sunday last with the result that San flapped his moosiness against the cailing. After Sang had won the bocella Saa requested the loan of a dollar from Sang, refusing to do which San at last wanted upon Sang's Chinese nose with such effect that Sin Si Wau avers Sang was knocked completely out. Sang subsequently caused the arrest of Mr. San, who was fined ten dollars for battery. Neglecting to forfeit the coin San was taken to the County Jail on Monday by Deputy Constable Jack Landell. Sang invested a plenty of his winnings in diversemijohs of Chinese jin, went to bed and asked the assistance of a Chinese doctor. At half past 5 on Monday Sang was dead. A Celestial claiming relationship with Sang started the story that the latter had been poisoned at the instigation of Sin Si Wau. Two or three dozen men discussed the situation in Sin Si Wau's establishment on Monday evening, and all seems to the conclusion that the man had been poisoned. Dr. Hardin was the first to examine him. He pronounced life almost fuel, there being still a faint action of the heart. Coronar Meredith held an inquestion Tuesday and found that Sang had come to his death by heart disease superinduced by disease of the liver. There being a lingering suspicion in the minds of some Chanmen here that Sin Si Wau had caused the man's death, a notice was served upon him that a delegation of Los Angeles highbaders would be down on Tuesday evening to claim an amount of money Your writer would also like to know how Superintendent spends his time and where, as he has never seen him on any of the ditches in the central or western part of the district. A monthly or weekly report from him to the public of the water carried in the upper ditches would not be amiss or unreasonable. It has lately happened that large and unreasonable expenses were caused to the water company by the closing or removing of ditches. Is it not the duty of the Superintendent to see to this and report all such changes to the directors forthwith. If not, such should be done. I heard a few dollars of water cost the company about $50 expenses in constructing a new ditch! Can anybody explain why the people on the south side of the river are more prosperous and land values higher than those on the north? Is there any good reason why we should not gladly embrace the opportunity for a change; and why we should not, and the earlier better, form a district under the Wright bill? If so, let the directors call a meeting everybody can be heard and everything explained. Yours, A. Z. Profitable Herry Haising. Anaheim correspondence of the Express: We have before written about the profit and encouragement here offered to growers of berries. Several parties in this vicinity are raising blackberries, raspberries and strawberries to a limited extent, and find that it pays them well. We give the experience of one small grower of raspberries in town, W. Wweaver. A year ago last spring he bought 200 raspberry roots and planted them in eight-foot rows, two feet apart. The plants started and made a rapid growth. They blossomed and bore fruit. He irrigated the bushes and they blossomed again and bore a second crop of fruit before the end of the summer. Last winter Mr. Weaver cut back the old wood (which bears no fruit), and the new shoot made a rapid growth this spring and are now hanging full of berries of all sizes. He picks every other day, and from those 200 bushes averages 10 to 15 quarts of berries, which he is selling at the low price of 10 cents a quart. Supposing the "season" to last only one month, he will have picked over 150 quarts of berries from those bushes, and if he irrigates them at the proper time, a second crop will be borne of, say, 100 quarts, which will bring him $25 altogether. The demand for the berries in such people comes to his house every day for them, and if he had 15 bushals, instead of 15 quarts, he would find no trouble in selling them to eager customers. Now suppose the raspberry bushes should be planted 3 feet apart, in rows 6 feet apart, which would give plenty of room for plowing and cultivating, over 2,400 bushans would be planted in one acre of land. These would bear two second years, at the low price of 10 cents per quart, $200 to $300 worth of berries. Is there anything else a farmer can grow in this favored land that will bring him quicker or larger returns for the capital and labor invested. From our regular Correspondent, Editor Gazette—The Trustees of centa school district have made out an annual report to the County Superintendent of Schools. It shows a balance on hair beginning of school year July 1, 1887, $241.54; received from county State 1,323.75; paid teachers, $1,105; paid cividents, repairs of pump, janitor, supplies, insurance, $148.67; library book $51.45; apparatus $52, July 1, 1887; leased a balance with County Treasurer of $20 School has been maintained nine months. The California Central Railway Company has located their road between Fullerton and Richfield and it will be constructed once if they have no trouble about right way. It is understood that Messrs Lestha field and Goldthwaite, also Messrs Mekroger and Rimpawai will give right of providing a station is made at or near crossing of Placentia avenue. The rail company have bound themselves in an tract with the Fullerton land syndicate to make a station nearer than three half miles under two years. Six months that time has now expired; six months almost expire before the road is graded cars ready to run. Then there would be one year to run in the mean time a company will put in a side track and us a flag station for a year, and if there then justifies it, give us a permit station. I think it could all be arranged. A Mr. Howard, a wealthy stock owner and an old friend of Theo. Stalley, from rotten Mo., called to see his old friend his way to Spokane Falls, W.T. He much disappointed in not finding Mr. Seth at home. A brother of J. P. Greely from San Antonio has been here on a visit this week. Quite a number of our people were pointed in not going on an excursion to Juan on last Sunday. It was understood there would be an excursion, but no left. The glorious Fourth seems to be quiet. It has simmered down in Los Angeles to "Horribles." It strikes me that mode of celebrating the birth American liberty was a barbarque and calculated to bring our national holiday contempt. The water has been turned into the ditch. There is more running in ditch can carry, so a small stream will run in the Anahiem ditch. Your correspondent from Fullerton correct in his statement about night action; out here we have not irrigated as for years; the night water is turned reservoir; and in the morning burrow such has been our custom and still is. In an interview with one of the Suspenders himself as ready and will put the most liberal construction at Wright Irrigation bill and said if we attend to getting it up in good shape and several of our best men to repreen matter before this bound he believed THE ANAHEIM, GAZETTE, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1888. GHBORHOOD NEWS. openings of the Past Week FULLERTON FRACTIONS pointed Excursionists Apricotropop from our Regular Correspondent. THE GAZETTE—It is in order for Mr. Hald to rise and explain the cause of being no excursion train as advertised in this place last Sunday morning; could passengers wait until weary dispersed. As this town is in connection with Orange by reason of the one, a message could have been sent the morning notifying people of the son's withdrawal or other cause of its appearance. Only all the present apricot crop will be by the non-arrival of the dies feet, out the banks for the cann's cannon being continually on the road. One building here takes 250,000 brick construction of the Brea canyon has begun under Mr. Porter's superintendence. A large amount of travel from Whitmoor, Pasula and Spadra passing on route is some prospect of our town get-table reading room. Such a scheme I wish it every success. It is a wasteworthy and commentable enter-ld should receive every support on that of our citizens. There is no better young or the old men for the that, thail to read and study. In addition of buildings there is of necessity more or less of a floating population we no place to spend there evenings, as passes without any effort on their improve their minds. Let this matu-shaded Lawn shall organize some sort of the "Land a Hand." Let every one pride in their own town. Let us arbor day; Help plant trees in the off our town and see that they are care of afterward. PERSONAL MENTION. Ernest Parker and wife of Orange were visiting friends here last Friday evening. J. H. Whitaker and George Whitaker of Buena Park were at the Planters' yesterday. Kleinigkeit. The City Trustees meet this afternoon. George Balardas was married to Miss Elena Gomes by Judge Fox on last Friday. Richard T. Harris and Marina L. Larter of Westminster have been licensed to wed. The bank building at Fullerton is progressing rapidly and will soon be ready for occupancy. Six hundred chairs and settees for the opera-house have arrived and will soon be placed in position. The Los Angeles Tribune is out in a new dress of type which enhances its accustomed elegant typographical appearance. A social dance was given at the Anaheim Hotel last Friday evening at which quite a number of young folks were present. The salary of Postmaster Gardiner has been increased to $1,200 per year by the department at Washington in the annual adjustment. The store of A. T. Wallop, on the corner of Center and Los Angeles streets, is being moved to allow of the erection of Mr. Federman's new brick block. By some misapplause the excursion train last Sunday failed to put in an appearance, disappointing a large crowd who expected to take in San Juan-by-the-Sea. The California Central placed their first car at Buena Park last Saturday for the convenience of Avery & Everhardy, who shipped a carload of beef over the new route. Dr. Gardiner exhibited some superb specimens of potatoes at this office on last Saturday, which were raised on his place at Fairview. All were unusually large and sound. Attention is called to the advertisement of D. J. Kraemer in this issue. Mr. Kraemer is conducting a first class livery stable at Fullerton and has stylish tournouts at reasonable rates. A party of gentlemen from town visited Captain Wreda at his St. Marco vineyard on Sunday, and were royally entertained. When it comes to hospitality the Captain never takes a back seat. The brick building at Fullerton belonging to Messrs. Schumacher, Schindler and Grimshaw is nearing completion. The building will be occupied by Mr. Brewn. In the fourth quarterly apportionment of school money for the year ending June 30th "homemade" in the multi-exciting days past few years been most solid home by the solid man of the correspondence is that now whose places complete of hard times Analeen in the even tenor of her proposition The two old buildings on the corner Angeles and Center streets are being away and two fine brick blocks will them within the next few months. ORDINANCE NO. 4 An ordinance establishing the grade street from East to West street establishing the width of said its sidewalks and their elevations. The Board of Trustees of the city hems do ordain as follows: Section 1. That the datum plane grades be as 500 feet and that the foot bench marks are made from said plane of 500 feet. (1) On the iron-door sill in the west of Renser's Music Hall is 11.71 feet said datum plane and its elevation is feet. (2) On the lower flange of the drant, corner Los Angeles and Center near Planters' Hotel, elevation is feet. (3) On iron door sill of Luedke store elevation is 481.29 feet. (4) On the iron door sill of Langen great store elevation is 482.28 feet. (5) On the white post at the corner of Center and West streets is 469.47 feet. Sec. 2. That the following grades are established for the grade of the east sidewalks on said Center street East street went to West street as Fifty feet ease of the east side street; elevation of grade: 498 feet. At the intersection of Vine and streets; elevation: 491.80 feet. At the intersection of Olive and streets; elevation: 477.40 feet. PERSONAL MENTION. Ernest Parker and wife of Orange were visiting friends here last Friday evening. J. H. Whitaker and George Whitaker of Buena Park were at the Planters' yesterday. B. H. Fisher and J. J. Hunter of the California Central Railroad were in town yesterday. Miss Dora Scott returned last week from San Francisco, where she has been visiting for some time past. Charley Madden is now station agent at Yuma, having been promoted from his position at Seven Palms. Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Heimann of Los Angeles spent the Fourth with Mrs. Boldt. Mr. Heimann returns home this morning. Misses Lillie and Lulu Jeffries of Phoenix, A. T., were visiting the family of H. D. Polhemus the past week and returned home on Sunday. L. G. Graham has been visiting San Diego during the week, looking into the railroad situation and attending to his business interests there. Charlie Davis has been erecting bath houses at the Landing and now has bathing suits to let. A shooting gallery has also been put up for the accommodation of visitors at the beach. A. D. Brooking and W. A. Welch of Los Angeles; Peter Eck, Joseph Kligl and P. Dernue of St. Paul, Minn., and B. H. Porter and A. D. Porter of Hedrick, Iowa, were at the Anaheim Hotel yesterday. Wm. T. Bush, Postmaster at Olive Heights, was married yesterday at that place to Miss Nanny A. Roberta. The happy couple have our heartiest congratulations and wishes for a pleasant journey through life. Coroner Meridith was in town on Thursday last, attending to the case of H. Dierkson at Fullerton. The Coroner combines business with politics these days, and keeps a weather eye open to his chances of being the next Sheriff. The real estate firm of Landell & Schneider have retired from business. The firm have been one of our most popular real-estate handlers, and their retirement is looked upon with universal regret. Mr. Schneider informs us that he will probably engage in business of another line. There is no doubt that the gentleman than whom no one is more popular in Anaheim, will meet with the unbounded success which his merits deserve. TYROLER SOLDIER BOYS The Company Highly Praised for Their Proficiency. The Tyroleens covered themselves with glory at the parade in Los Angeles yesterday. It was the universal impression that our soldiers were as well drilled as any company in the regiment, and presented an appearance second to none. The company was met at the depot, on arriving in Los Angeles, by Company C of the Eagle Corps, and escorted to Armory Hall, where they broke ranks and became acquainted with members of other companies. At 10 the procession began to move, and the merger is conducting a first class livery stable at Fullerton and has stylish tournouts at reasonable rates. A party of gentlemen from town visited Captain Wrede at his St. Marco vineyard on Sunday, and came rovally entertained. When it comes to hospitality the Captain never takes a back seat. The brick building at Fullerton belongings to Messrs. Schumacher, Schindler and Grimshaw is nearing completion. The building will be occupied by Mr. Brewn. In the fourth quarterly apportionment of school money for the year ending June 30th Anaheim receives $200. The apportionment is made upon the average daily attendance and amounts to $1 per capita. The Southern Pacific pay car was down on its rounds on Saturday. Among other things the car was taken over the new line at Polhemus junction and reimbursed the tracklayers and bridge builders on that route. The Los Angeles Herald has it that all is not smooth as "clear placid Lunan" in National Guard circles throughout the country, and publishes a story that the military is being put to political purposes. Which is sensuous. The California Central will establish eight telegraph stations for the present along its new line from Los Angeles to San Diego. Four of them will be at San Juan, Anaheim, Orange and the Santa Fe Springs. The location of the others has not yet been decided. The Orange band came over last Friday evening and discussed music for several hours which was much appreciated by the listeners. Orange had a grand Fourth of July celebration yesterday, which their excellent band took occasion to advertise by a transparency. Work on the new residence of N. Hart is progressing. Thereo Flotou has lately finished the erection of a building on his property on Chartres street, and will use it as his blacksmith shop. Joseph Newman is building a residence on his newly purchased five acres near the depot. The advertisement of the Anaheim Hotel appears elsewhere in this issue. Mine-Host Eichler is conducting this far-famed hostelrie in first-class style, and deservedly meets with a large patronage. A social hop will be one of pleasant occurrences at the Anaheim on Saturday evening. The advertisement of S. H. Brown, who has opened a first class undertaking and embalming establishment at Fullerton, will be found in another column. Mr. Brown is at located in the Merchants' Block, and will shortly have his establishment fitted up in a style second to none in the county. Parties in Anaheim desiring his services may secure them by telephone. The semi-annual statement of the condition of the Bank of Anaheim will be found in our advertising columns this morning. The report shows a gratifying state of the bank's finances. Under the able management of President James the bank has become one of the solid moneyed institutions of the county, and one of which every resident of Anaheim feels justly proud. Through the courtesy of George H. Amerige, one of the proprietors of the Pullerton townsite, a Gazette representative was shown through the elegant St. George Hotel at Fullerton on Monday. The house is conducting a first class livery stable at Fullerton and has stylish tournouts at reasonable rates. A party of gentlemen from town visited Captain Wrede at his St. Marco vineyard on Sunday, and came rovally entertained. When it comes to hospitality the Captain never takes a back seat. The brick building at Fullerton belongs to Messrs. Schumacher, Schindler and Grimshaw is nearing completion. The building will be occupied by Mr. Brewn. In the fourth quarterly apportionment of school money for the year ending June 30th Anaheim receives $200. The apportionment is made upon the average daily attendance and amounts to $1 per capita. The Southern Pacific pay car was down on its rounds on Saturday. Among other things the car was taken over the new line at Polhemus junction and reimbursed the tracklayers and bridge builders on that route. The Los Angeles Herald has it that all is not smooth as "clear placid Lunan" in National Guard circles throughout the country, and publishes a story that the military is being put to political purposes. Which is sensuous. The California Central will establish eight telegraph stations for the present along its new line from Los Angeles to San Diego. Four of them will be at San Juan, Anaheim, Orange and the Santa Fe Springs. The location of the others has not yet been decided. The Orange band came over last Friday evening and discussed music for several hours which was much appreciated by the listeners. Orange had a grand Fourth of July celebration yesterday, which their excellent band took occasion to advertise by a transparency. Work on the new residence of N. Hart is progressing. Thereo Flotou has lately finished the erection of a building on his property on Chartres street, and will use it as his blacksmith shop. Joseph Newman is building a residence on his newly purchased five acres near the depot. The advertisement of S. H. Brown, who has opened a first class undertaking and embalming establishment at Fullerton, will be found in another column. Mr. Brown is at located in the Merchants' Block, and will shortly have his establishment fitted up in a style second to none in the county. Parties in Anaheim desiring his services may secure them by telephone. The semi-annual statement of the condition of the Bank of Anaheim will be found in our advertising columns this morning. The report shows a gratifying state of the bank's finances. Under the able management of President James the bank has become one of the solid moneyed institutions of the county, and one of which every resident of Anaheim feels justly proud. Through the courtesy of George H. Amerige, one of the proprietors of the Pullerton townsite, a Gazette representative was shown through the elegant St. George Hotel at Fullerton on Monday. The house is conducting a first class livery stable at Fullerton and has stylish tournouts at reasonable rates. A party of gentlemen from town visited Captain Wrede at his St. Marco vineyard on Sunday, and came rovally entertained. When it comes to hospitality the Captain never takes a back seat. The brick building at Fullerton belongs to Messrs. Schumacher, Schindler and Grimshaw is nearing completion. The building will be occupied by Mr. Brewn. In the fourth quarterly apportionment of school money for the year ending June 30th Anaheim receives $200. The apportionment is made upon the average daily attendance and amounts to $1 per capita. The Southern Pacific pay car was down on its rounds on Saturday. Among other things the car was taken over the new line at Polhemus junction and reimbursed the tracklayers and bridge builders on that route. The Los Angeles Herald has it that all is not smooth as "clear placid Lunan" in National Guard circles throughout the country, and publishes a story that the military is being put to political purposes. Which is sensuous. The California Central will establish eight telegraph stations for the present along its new line from Los Angeles to San Diego. Four of them will be at San Juan, Anaheim, Orange and the Santa Fe Springs. The location of the others has not yet been decided. The Orange band came over last Friday evening and discussed music for several hours which was much appreciated by the listeners. Orange had a grand Fourth of July celebration yesterday, which their excellent band took occasion to advertise by a transparency. Work on the new residence of N. Hart is progressing. Thereo Flotou has lately finished the erection of a building on his property on Chartres street, and will use it as his blacksmith shop. Joseph Newman is building a residence on his newly purchased five acres near the depot. The advertisement of S. H. Brown, who has opened a first class undertaking and embalming establishment at Fullerton, will be found in another column.Mr.Brown is at located in the Merchants' Block, and will shortly have his establishment fitted up in a style second to none in the county.Parties in Anaheim desiring his services may secure them by telephone. The semi-annual statement of the condition of the Bank of Anaheim will be found in our advertising columns this morning.The report shows a gratifying state ofthe bank's finances.Under the able management of President James the bank has become one ofthe solid moneyed institutionsofthecountry,andoneofwhicheveryresidentofAnaheimfeelsjustproud." 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ON GAZETTE. The Trustees of Plain school district have made out their report to the County Superintendent of schools. It shows a balance on hand at signing of school year July 1, 1887, of received from county State fund 15. Paid teachers, $1,165; paid inlaws, repairs of pump, janitor, school insurance, $148,67; library books and supplies, $2,171,185; leaving place with County Treasurer of $208,17. Has been maintained nine months. California Central Railway Company located their road between Fullerton shield and it will be constructed at they have no trouble about right of it. It is understood that Messers Little and Goldthwaite, also Messrs. Melrose and Ripman will give right of way during a station is made at or near the edge of Placentia avenue. The railroad may have bound themselves in a contract with the Fullerton land avidicate not to make a station nearer than three and a mile under two years. Six months of time has now expired; six more will expire before the road is graded and ready to run. Then there would be but fear to run in the mean time if the city will put in a side track and give station for a year, and, if the business justifies it, give us a permanent bill. I think it could all be arranged. Mr. Howard, a wealthy stock raiser old friend of Theo. Staley, from Carlsbad, Mo., called to see his old friend on way to Spokane Falls, W.T. He was disappointed in not finding Mr. Staley some number of our people were disapointed in not going on an excursion to San Antonio last Sunday. It was understood that would be an excursion, but no train glorious Fourth seems to be very illusory. Fourth seems to be very illusory. It has simmered down in Los Angeles to the "Horribles." It strikes us as if mode of celebrating the birthday of ocean liberty was a burlesque and calmed to bring our national holiday into ampt. Water has been turned into the upper There is more running than the can carry, so a small stream will be left in the Anaheim ditch. Our correspondent from Fullerton was sent in his statement about night irrigation here we have not irrigated at night; the night water is turned into a pool and in the morning turned ash has been our custom and still is an interview with one of the Supervisors promised himself as ready and willing to the most liberal construction on the night irrigation bill and said if we would get it up in good shape and several of our best men to represent the war before the board he believed there TYROLER SOLDIER BOYS The Company Highly Praised for Their Proficiency. The Tyrolers covered themselves with glory at the parade in Los Angeles yesterday. It was the universal impression that our soldiers were as well drilled as any company in the regiment, and presented an appearance second to none. The company was met at the depot, on arriving in Los Angeles, by Company C of the Eagle Corps, and escorted to Armory Hall, where they broke ranks and became acquainted with members of other companies. At 10 the procession began to move, and the sentiment prevailed that Company G was entitled to the greatest credit for their proficiency. The boys were escorted to the depot, for their return home, by the regiment. Colonial Russell was especially proud of the youngest company, as was also Brigadier-General Boyce. The boys were given an enthusiastic send-off, and all feel well satisfied with their trip. Many stayed in Los Angeles last night, expecting to return this morning. NOME Advertising Talk. The Gazette appears this morning with over two columns of new advertisements, and not a good day for ads either. People have found that the Gazette is the best advertising medium and that advertising in our column pays. However, there are many estimable people living here who never give the subject a thought. A local paper should be liberally supported. It goes abroad advertising the town and brings interest to bear upon its immediate locality. A good local paper is worth money to any plague, no matter how dull times may be. It should therefore be patronized and not allowed to subsist on balmy atmospheres alone. Everybody will now have a chance to hand ad to the Gazette solicitor. At the Landing. Mrs. Dr. Gardiner and family have taken up their summer abode at the Landing. Miss Kate Olden is sojourning at the Landing, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Otto des Granges. Mrs. Koll and Mrs. Lional Browning are at the beach. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Rust and Mr. Browning spent yesterday at the marshore, and returned in the evening. Joe Coldwell of Westminster was unfortunate enough to be stung by a stingray at the Landing yesterday. Parties having firewood of any kind for sale will find a ready market for same by applying to Charles Schindler, Anaheim. Ice Cream will be served by the Chestful Workers, next Saturday afternoon and evening at Mr. Mitchell's room in the rear of the Telephone Office in the Punishment Hotel block. The semi-annual statement of the condition of the Bank of Anaheim will be found in our advertising column this morning. The report shows a gratifying state of the bank's finances. Under the able management of President James the bank become one of the solid moneyed institutions of the county, and one of which every resident of Anaheim feels just proud. Through the courtesy of George H. Amerige, one of the proprietors of the Fullerton townsite, a Gazette representative was shown through the elegant St. George Hotel at Fullerton on Monday. The house is equipped with all the modern appliances which make up a commodious hotel. Under the efficient management of the present lessees, Mr. Leidig, the hotel will undoubtedly win public favor. Mrs. Metz has decided to the city a strip of land nearly twenty feet wide along her property on Center street. She will move her buildings, on the corner of Center and Los Angeles streets, at once. Center street to East will be 57 feet wide, and with proper sidewalks, which will soon be laid, will be an elegant thoroughfare. Mrs. Metz deserves the gratitude of all our citizens for her liberal spirit in moving her several houses to conform with the street line. Anaheim Lodge, No. 85, A. O. U.W., has entered upon a series of interesting meetings which promise to prove pleasant and profitable to its members. A literary feast is to be prepared for each meeting night by a committee, and it is hinted that there will not be lacking physical, as well as mental, meat and drink. It is hoped by the officers of the lodge that every member will be regular in his attendance, as in the language of the playbill, "no effort will be spared to entertain and amuse." The regular meeting of the lodge will be held to-morrow (Friday) night. Edward Ponce and Modesto Remero were arrested on Monday by Constable Snythe and charged with theft. It was alleged the parties entered the premises of Mrs Flora Hassen, near Chino ranch, and took two rings, valued at $120, and a purse containing a small amount of money. At the trial before Judge Fox on Tuesday evening Remero was discharged and Ponce was found $15 for the theft of a straw hat belonging to Mrs Hassen, which disappeared at the same time as the other articles which the party were accused of taking. No proof was obtained as to the theft of the rings, but Ponce acknowledged taking the hat, which is valued at about fifteen cents. Ponce paid his fine. Los Angeles Howell: No place in this section is making more solid or rigid programs at this moment than is old Anaheim. The town and the county around will not doubt Honeyell's Stomach Bitters; this which is not violent, but sufficiently tame and which does not gripe it when it first is selected, the person only needs it not expect permanent benefit cannot hope to escape the debilitation which leaves the organs as bad off than before. If, on other lines resorts to the Bitters, he can rely on restoration of a regular habit of food quiet upon a renewal of a healthful intestinal canal. Besides health laxing the bowels, the Bitters are malt liver, impartas a beneficial immeixture of the kidneys, and soon the early twings of rheumatism are to go out to malaria in all its forms. BUSINESS BRIEF'S Chaw Gilroy's Gum. Attention is called to the adventor A. T. Wallop. His store is stocked a comprehensive line of goods. The City Meat Market keeps meat that the market affords. L orders with them. Choice Confectionery at Madden & L orders with them. If you want a first-class set of cheap for cash call on Harker. Harker, the harness maker, keeps and well-assorted stock of goods; see him and leave your orders. A lot of fine prizes received at G cross' to be given away with Mr Faking Powder. Gilroy can feed you "taffy." Now is the time to get yourself painted with S. D. Dennis will do these for cash. Ask for "Little Conquerer" Cugar. All parties indebted to John Avale quoted to settle their accounts at once at A. L. Lewis & Co., Staublin, Anaheim. Call and get sample of Schilling som Ten at G.-H. Norrero' for the Piana algae. A fall time goal's hair and shine Honeyorm. 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FOR THE PANDA FLOUR AND GREEN LIMB! FOR THE WATER! FOR THE ANIMAL DISTRICT! FOR THE SOUND! FOR THE VISION! FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHY! FOR THE TELEPHONE! FOR THE INTERNET! FOR THE WEBSITE! FOR THE INSTITUTE! FOR THE UNIVERSE! FOR THE ARTISTS! FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT! FOR THE COMPUTER! FOR THE TECHNOLOGY! FOR THE SOCIALIZATION! FOR THE BUSINESS! CHAW GILROY.'s GUM. Attention is called to the adventurer A. T. Wallop. His store is stocked a comprehensive line of goods. The City Meat Market keeps meat that the market affords. L orders with them. Choice Confectionery at Madden & L orders with them. Harker, the harness maker, keeps and well-assorted stock of goods; see him and leave your orders. A fall time goal's hair and shine Honeyorm. Big income of Boots and Shoes for Palmiani.'s Palmiani.'s Palmiani.'s Palmiani.'s Palmiani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s Palmoniani.'s SPECIAL ATTENTION Of the public in general and our customers in particular is called to our LARGE : STOCK Of Ladies', Gent's and Children's BOOTS AND SHOES, Which is complete in every department. Part of our stock is imported direct from Eastern factories. We are able to sell cheaper than any other house in Southern California. Call and examine our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. We take pleasure in showing our goods, whether you buy or not. RIMPAU BROS. FAIRVIEW STORE. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! I take pleasure in announcing that I am prepared to meet the wants of the public with an assortment of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Dry Goods, GROCERIES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE. I sell every article on its merits. Call and see for yourself, at my STORE ON BROADWAY, One-half mile west Southern Pacific Railroad Depot, near Fairview St. prepared to meet the wants of the public with an assortment of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Dry Goods, GROCERIES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE. I sell every article on its merits. Call and see for yourself, at my STORE ON BROADWAY, One-half mile west Southern Pacific Railroad Depot, near Fairview St. M. H. CHEESEMAN. S. W. Luitweiler's Branch Implement House and Carriage Repository. LUDLOW & ANDERSON, MANAGERS. Fine Carriages, Surries and Buggies. Also Champion-Mowers, Stablebaker Wagons, etc. All Goods at Los Angeles Prices. Corner Fifth and Main Streets, Santa Ana, Cal To Wine Makers! OFFER FOR SALE, very cheap, for the reason that I have no further use for them, the following articles: VATS, PIPES, PUNCHEONS, TANKS, CASKS, WINE PUMPS, CRUSHER AND DISTILLERY (capacity 180 gallons) and a lot of miscellaneous articles of use to wine-makers. All the above are in good condition and ready for immediate use. Apply to Theo. Reiser, Anaheim, Cal. VOTERS, ATTENTION! ATTENTION! VOTERS, ATTENTION! Office of the Clerk of Board of Supervisors, Los Angeles county, California, March 5, 1888. NOTICE IS HEREY GIVEN THAT A RE-BRIEFATION OF THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF LA ANGELES, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, HAS THIS DAY BEEN ORDERED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 1094 at seq. political code. By order of the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles county, California, C. H. DUNSMOOR, Clark Now is the time to get your wagons印ed. S. A. Dennis will do the job cheap or cash. Ask for "Little Conquerer" Cigar at M & G's All parties indebted to John Avans are requested to settle their accounts with same once as A. L. Lewis & Co.'s Livery tables. Anaheim. Call and get sample of Schilling's Blessen Ten at G. H. Norcross. Go to A. T. Wallop for fresh ranch meat. Now is the time to get your baggies印ed and be ready for the May-Day picnic. Call on S. A. Dennis, the painter. Go to G. H. Norcross' for the finest La luna cigars. A full line of goal's hats and shoes at G. H. Norcross'. Big invoices of Boots and Shoes required at Anderson's'. For sale at bottom prices. 4X's Family Flower and Orange Blossom at A. H. Norcross'. A. E. Hendricks, Room with R. Malrose, Postoffice Building Acreage Property AND Anaheim Town Lots ASPECIALTY. ALL PERSONS MAYING PROPERTY AT Reasonable Terms Are Solicited to List the Same With Me. A. E. HENDRICKS. Delinquent Notice. Anaheim Improvement Company THERE IS DELINQUENT UPON THE FOLLOWING: Largest described stock on account of assessments levied on March 27, 1886, the several approximate copies the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: No. Shares Amount A. N. Hamilton 100 A. O. Corrissan issued And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the 27th day of March, 1886, no money or such part of each stock may be summary will be sold at the office of the company on the 13th day of May, 1886, mk 2/of stock; r.m. of said day to any diligent amendment together with some advertising and expense of male. Secretary Anaheim Improvement Company. Office with Plants & Littleland', Center street, Anaheim, Cal. ANAHEIM, Cal., April 26, 1886. The above sale is postponed until Saturday, June 2, 1886. Secretary Anaheim Improvement Company. Day of July, 1886. The above sale is hereby postponed to Saturday, July 7, 1886, at the same hour and time. Secretary Anaheim Improvement Company. June 9, 1886. NOTICE. A. E. Hendricks, Room with R. Malrose, Postoffice Building Acreage Property AND Anaheim Town Lots ASPECIALTY. ALL PERSONS MAYING PROPERTY AT Reasonable Terms Are Solicited to List the Same With Me. A. E. HENDRICKS. Delinquent Notice. Anaheim Improvement Company THERE IS DELINQUENT UPON THE FOLLOWING: Largest described stock on account of assessments levied on March 27, 1886, the several approximate copies the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: No. Shares Amount A. N. Hamilton 100 A. O. Corrissan issued And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the 27th day of March, 1886, no money or such part of each stock may be summary will be sold at the office of the company on the 13th day of May, 1886, mk 2/of stock; r.m. of said day to any diligent amendment together with some advertising and expense of male. Secretary Anaheim Improvement Company. Office with Plants & Littleland', Center street, Anaheim, Cal. ANAHEIM, Cal., April 26, 1886. The above sale is postponed until Saturday, June 2, 1886. Secretary Anaheim Improvement Company. Day of July, 1886. The above sale is hereby postponed to Saturday, July 7, 1886, at the same hour and time. Secretary Anaheim Improvement Company. June 9, 1886. NOTICE. A. E. Hendricks, Room with R. Malrose, Postoffice Building Acreage Property AND Anaheim Town Lots ASPECIALTY. ALL PERSONS MAYING PROPERTY AT Reasonable Terms Are Solicited to List the Same With Me. A. E. HENDRICKS. Delinquent Notice. Anaheim Improvement Company THERE IS DELINQUENT UPON THE FOLLOWING: Largest described stock on account of assessments levied on March 27, 1886, the several approximate copies the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: No. Shares Amount A. N. Hamilton 100 A. O. Corrissan issued And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the 27th day of March, 1886, no money or such part of each stock may be summary will be sold at the office of the company on the 13th day of May, 1886, mk 2/of stock; r.m. of said day to any diligent amendment together with some advertising and expense of male. Secretary Anaheim Improvement Company. Office with Plants & Littleland', Center street, Anaheim, Cal. ANAHEIM, Cal., April 26, 1886. The above sale is postponed until Saturday, June 2, 1886. Secretary Anaheim Improvement Company. Day of July, 1886. The above sale is hereby postponed to Saturday, July 7, 1886, at the same hour and time. Secretary Anaheim Improvement Company. June 9, 1886. NOTICE. A. E. Hendricks, Room with R. Malrose, Postoffice Building Acreage Property AND Anaheim Town Lots ASPECIALTY. ALL PERSONS MAYING PROPERTY AT Reasonable Terms Are Solicited to List the Same With Me. A. E. HENDRICKS. Delinquent Notice. Anaheim Improvement Company THERE IS DELINQUENT UPON THE FOLLOWING: Largest described stock on account of assessments levied on March 27, 1886, the several approximate copies the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: No. Shares Amount A. N. Hamilton 100 A. O. Corrissan issued And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the 27th day of March, 1886, no money or such part of each stock may be summary will be sold at the office of the company on the 13th day of May, 1886, mk 2/of stock; r.m. of said day to any diligent amendment together with some advertising and expense of male. Secretary Anaheim Improvement Company. Office with Plants & Littleland', Center street, Anaheim, Cal. ANAHEIM, Cal., April 26, 1886. The above sale is postponed until Saturday, June 2, 1886. Secretary Anaheim Improvement Company. Day of July, 1886. The above sale is hereby postponed to Saturday, July 7, 1886, at the same hour and time. Secretary Anaheim Improvement Company. June 9, 1886. NOTICE. A. E. Hendricks, Room with R. Malrose, Postoffice Building Acreage Property AND Anaheim Town Lots ASPECIALTY. ALL PERSONS MAYING PROPERTY AT Reasonable Terms Are Solicited to List the Same With Me. A. E. HENDRICKS. Delinquent Notice. Anaheim Improvement Company THERE IS DELINQUENT UPON THE FOLLOWING: Largest described stock on account of assessments levied on March 27, 1886, the several approximate copies the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: No. Shares Amount A. N. Hamilton 100 A. O. Corrissan issued And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the 27th day of March, 1886, no money or such part of each stock may be summary will be sold at the office of the company on the 13th day of May, 1886, mk 2/of stock; r.m. of said day to any diligent amendment together with some advertising and expense of male。 Secretary Anaheim Improvement Company. Office with Plants & Littleland', Center street, Anaheim, Cal. ANAHEIM, Cal., April 26, 1886." The above sale is postponed until Saturday, June 2, 1886. Secretary Anaheim Improvement Company. Day of July, 1886." The above sale is hereby postponed to Saturday, July 7, 1886, at the same hour and time。 Secretary Anaheim Improvement Company. June 9, 1886."